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Discuss new photos in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; heres a few photos of recent jobs . GOT ROUND TO UPLOADING SOME AT LAST........ian TilersForums.co.uk | Tile Forums | Tiling Forum - connors12345's Albums...
          
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    heres a few photos of recent jobs . GOT ROUND TO UPLOADING SOME AT LAST........ian TilersForums.co.uk | Tile Forums | Tiling Forum - connors12345's Albums

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    Nice work mate, and thanks for adding the pics.

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    still seems to take forever doing the jobs but best to take your time and get it right. took a lot longer doing the brick bond, do you do it by eye or measure the tile to get it exact

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    Some nice work There

    As far as getting your verticals to line up mark the center of 1 tile and keep this as a template. Place it on top of a freshly opened box of tiles making sure they are evenly lined up then mark down the edges with your square and you shoud be good to go.
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    you learn something new every day
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    I hope you did nice drill holes for the mixer...!!!



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